That's right... She indeed saw through Qiu Tu's disguise.
Not for any other reason...
Simply because Qiu Tu was too flamboyant!
Head pats, pushing forward, playing the big qin, and holding the corner of the Yao Qin.
Tang Lang wouldn't know these tricks!
He usually loves to shirk responsibility the most, he never even takes the chance to learn. How could he suddenly beco enlightened in one day?
So, from the beginning, Yao Qin felt sothing was wrong.
It's just that at the ti she didn't dare to be sure, after all, she had tested Qiu Tu many tis during this period.
Qiu Tu handled it all perfectly, without showing any anomaly. This made Yao Qin hesitate to confirm her suspicions were correct.
However, halfway through everything, Yao Qin nearly confird that the person in front of her wasn't Tang Lang.
For a simple reason... Tang Lang would take 10 minutes to complete work he could finish in 1 or 2 minutes.
Whereas Qiu Tu... would take an hour to finish a 10-minute task.
If other things could be explained, the massive ti difference couldn't be explained away.
Thus, at that ti Yao Qin wanted to explode, giving Qiu Tu a deadly palm right away!
In the end, her hand was raised, but she put it down again.
There are two reasons.
The first is... She's not sure whether she could truly kill Qiu Tu.
She hasn't forgotten the intelligence provided by the West God King: Qiu Tu is soone with intelligence bordering on the supernatural, he likes to plan multiple steps ahead.
Such a person wouldn't infiltrate to one's side without leaving any backups.
Moreover, previously she was in the light, Qiu Tu in the dark; now that she discovered Qiu Tu's identity, Qiu Tu is in the light, and she's in the dark.
While Qiu Tu was monitoring her, he was also being monitored by her.
But once she killed or allowed Qiu Tu to escape, the situation would imdiately reverse.
By then, the Heavenly Gods of this world would likely shift from light to dark, similar to the choice made by the "High Mountain World-Lake Sheep" clan before.
By then she might not only fail to capture a few Heavenly Gods to strengthen herself, but might also end up with a pile of enemies.
She hasn't forgotten the "Xi Yue" who reversed the battle against the Divine Kings with a Heavenly God. According to West God King, Xi Yue reincarnated and cultivated again, promoting to the Heavenly God Realm.
This monster with such high talent and horrific combat power, if left outside, Yao Qin thinks she might not sleep well.
Apart from this rational reason.
The second reason is... Qiu Tu, this scoundrel, truly understands won.
Even though Yao Qin was attending to him, his adept technique still made the fire in Yao Qin burn higher and higher.
That was a feeling never experienced by the four-hundred-like-tiger Yao Qin.
Very fresh, very strange. A bit wanting to explore further.
This made her subjectively want to keep Qiu Tu around a bit longer, at least to find out what Qiu Tu did, then kill Qiu Tu.
So after much deliberation, combining both rational and emotional reasons, eventually Yao Qin didn't lay a hand on Qiu Tu directly.
Of course, both found themselves mistakenly entangled in that intimate relationship, which itself was a mistake; Yao Qin couldn't take another step further.
This was the real reason why Yao Qin didn't continue to the next step.
As for why she went through to the end instead of stopping midway. Naturally, if the act's gone this far, stopping halfway and exposure make no difference!
So Yao Qin could only endure this painful mistake to the end, persisting throughout.
This also left her a bit shocked at Qiu Tu's timing.
More than an hour. That's too exaggerated.
With a flick of the hand, she summoned so clear water, rinsed her mouth, drove away all random thoughts, and began pondering serious matters.
Previously, she indeed was fooled by Qiu Tu and mistook him for Tang Lang.
Now, discovering that Tang Lang was actually an enemy in disguise, many things took on a new perspective.
Firstly, she wondered why Qiu Tu knew so many of her and Tang Lang's details.
Including Tang Lang's nickna for her, including the mode of their interaction.
This implies Qiu Tu probably possesses a Cataclysmic ability or Special Treasure that can extract truth from the mouths of "Heavenly Gods".
Following this idea, Yao Qin then thought about what Qiu Tu had just said to her.
Including Tang Lang being the Star Casting God King's traitor planted beside her, including the Star Casting God King's plan to use him as leverage, trading him to other Divine Kings...
Having weathered so many storms over the years, even if Yao Qin hadn't eaten pork, she'd seen pigs run many tis.
So looking at the pitch-black seabed, she soon made a basic judgnt.
'It should be a mix of truth and falsehood.'
'Tang Lang is indeed part of Star Casting, that's true. But... Star Casting wanting to kill after his use is likely false.'
Upon this thought, Yao Qin paused, then added a note in her mind, 'At least for now, it's false.'
Thinking like this, her gaze turned slightly complex.
Because even if Qiu Tu's account is half truth half lie, it still tore apart the facades between Yao Qin and the Star Casting God King.
In simple words, even if Qiu Tu provided false information, the analysis was genuine: the Star Casting God King never truly trusted Yao Qin from the start. Her role and value were only temporary, like "disposable material".
Sooner or later, Yao Qin would be sold off, or forced to escape the Star Casting Divine System.
The only difference is whether soon or late.
So things, even known in the heart for a long ti, still change the mindset completely when exposed by others...
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